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sLUGG1NG FROM THE START.


The Wheeling boys Jump on Three Akron
vs. fN S+h Pitchers. ~ .la
aIecia! Dbpatcs 10 TIE Ia.elIi0eneer.
AKRON, O., July 20.-The Wheeling
boys came up smiling to-day and gave tho
Akrons the worst drubbing ever melted out
to an Ohio League club. stenzsl and
Kimber were in the points for the visitors
aud did good work, that OF Stoned being
unuaually fine. The game undoubtedly
belonged to Wheeling from tho start, but
the high score was made by them in the
hope Of raising their batting averages. In
the beginning OF the third inning Osborne
WAS hit by terrific batted ball obliging
him to quit. : kermopt, new unknown
from Pittsburgh, was then put in tho box
and was numerically pounded around as
burleeque. Allen was called from cen.
ire field and finished pitching the game.
He never tossed tho ball before and the
acore shows how the Weat Virginia boys
used him. It was yesterdays work over
again with the tables turned Scnra.
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Tho Iseuwood Camnp,cet,pr.

The csmpmeeting now in progress in
sharp's orchard, at BenWood, under the
auspices Of the Church Of God, of that
place, is largely attended. Rev. George
E. komp, the pastor, ia assisted by emf.
nent digines from Pittsburgh, Wooster,
Ohio, and other places. There is board.
ing tent on the grounds, and refreshments
Of all kinds arc served. A special train
will leave the B. 4 0. depot in this CITY
tomorrow morning at $3.50, Wheeling
time, for the campmeeting, which ia negr
the Benwood depot, and the special train
will return at lor, NJ, enabling Wheeling
people to spend the day and evening on
the grounds. .2.s.ti1 2 u s:rs1',e 2.slsI
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rnnouan THE STATE.
Accidents and incidents in weat Virginia
w. nnd Vicinity, E2t HHis4

i. re-. -i4 81 nnd Slcinity. M ~ Fit
Z The frame business houses that were
recently destroyed In Grafton BY the big
fire are to be replaced In some Instances
by fine, substantial business blocks.
Wilson Arnold and Charles Corley are
charged with attempting TO burn the Wal.
do House at Jacksonville, Lewis county,
and warrants have been Issued for their
arrest. qS n IA
y The Wood county Board OF Commits.
aioners have decided to build modern
jail building In place Of the relic they now
have. HThe county Is also In need Of n
new court house. J,
Two young ladies, daughters OF Samuel
Trimmings and Il. Dotaon, OF Richie
county, died Of aunstroke lew dnye aince.
Another lady Of tho Bams nelghborhood,
name unknown, had a atroke, but is re-
covering. Z Il y
There has heen loft at the office Of tho
New Martlneville Volunteer by John Ii.
Evaua, 4 badge that was picked up In this
city during the Tri.State Reunion Of last
year. 1t has inscribed on II the following:
"Thos. y. Mash, lat Lieut.. 18th. w. Va.
Init" a E1
Reuben K. Harlow, who was convicted
at the April torn, 1887, OF tho Nicholas
county Circuit Court, aud sentenced to
four months confinement In the county
jail, has been pardoned by Governor Will
son, on petition; theimprisonment was in.
ducing diseaee dangerous to the convict'H
life: ll'aa
Burglars cut the wire grating out Of a
cellar window In the residence Of @. NJ.
Hogg, Of Cadiz, and entering the house.
csrried of Hbont $500 worth OF silverware,
It was afterwards found hid short dis.
lance from town. The thieveu probably
Imagined themselves pursued and dropped
the stuff, intending to return Tor it.
George Golf and Tice Whit, both o
Mcdowell county, became involved In {
quarrel, the result OF a former difficulty
Whit had a gun on his shoulder at The
time and Golf attempted to wrest 1t iron
him. Whit drew knife and stabbed
Golf in the side, inhictlng a very danger
GUS wound. The injured man 10 in crit
ical condition. 3,
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FWANTED, . POsITION-.A7TYOUNG
p man o. vide acquaintance in tho city de-
hss ialr education; can handle Sor,es ans w n;npso
o ~ MofA lot moderate wages. The best OF refer
ences. Address "W - in "a m thju og,na - no
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THE BIG REUNION. (
Private Dalzell Thinks itn Good Thing Not

- Sal .
Private Dalzell Thinks itn Good Thing Not
~ to Kick at. ~
To The Editor Of The lntelIi0eneT.
SlE:-From recent notices In the In.
rELLIoENoER, for one, am glad to note
that the Big Reunion Of August % 90 Ia
booming. II any one gets in its way It
will 60 over them like cyclone. I have
seen several Reunions from tie first, and
never yet saw any man or set Of men, or
any party or persuasion big enough to
down a Reunion. 1t 10 like ricochoting
cannon bali, good thing not to kick al.
tits liable to uptrip anybody that puts his
loot on 1t. ! expect to see every State
represented there. All the members OF
the old Society OF the Army OF West Vir.
ginia should be there. All who ever at
one time served Ia West Virginia will be
at home at the Big Reunion. We are not
not like the Society Of tho Army of the
Tennessee-it admits no private-ofIicers
only. In the Society Of the Army OF
West Virginia, since Its first organization
at my Marietta, Reunion of 1877, when
President Hayes was present, officers,
privates and non-commissioned otficers
have equal rank and Importance. We tol-
crate none Of those foolish old distinctions.
This Is why ali soldiers like this Rsunio
and are going to 1t. !.5i32..1
Generals and priya.ea are equals. ANY
one who puts on airs because he wss q
corporal, general, or "kunnel" ID
laughed at there and set down for an asa,
That is tho browning glory and distinction
Of our Society. would have had moth
ing to do with it at its organization or
since, but for this distinction of non.dis.
tinction, the chief plank in my platform
Of 1871 when called the frat reunion Of
that character ever held. an little
proud Of the idea. y
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AN Earned Run.

Rev. D. s. Hammond, Of New Martins.
vile, and Rev. J. WV. Bolton, Of West
Liberty, arrived in the city last evening
IRON Mt. Union Ohio, where they have
been attending tho commencement exer.
cises Of the Mt. Union College, as dele.
gates to the Same from the West Virginia
NJ. E. Conference. They brought the
news that the degree OF Doctor oil Philos.
ophy had been conferred pro merito, on
Hon. G. W. Atkinson, Of this city. They
reported further that Mr.. Atkineon's jps,
pers we're particularly able, and that he
vas emtnently deserving Of the degree
conferred. 5, 6'It5f' n I =,
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q A Mediterranean Fe,,t,

Mrs. Ruder lives up atairs at 1912 Alley
B. Mrs. Maggie johnson lives downstairs
at the same number. They have recently
INDUCED in numerous waslike demonatra-
tiona against each other, out OF which
grew several petty law suits. Yesterday
Squire Davis had Mrs. Ruder before him,
charged with decorating the front OF Mrs.
Johnson's house in style more profuse
than desirable. The Justice imposed a
fine OF $40 and costs, and in default OF pay
mont Mrs. Ruder went to Jail. Squire
Davis sgreed to rednce the fins to S., but
the womsn's friends had failed to raise
oven this Sum last evening, and Mrs.
Ruder still perspired in jail. III RI. ii !.
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The Arion Singing Section, twenty
strong, with about dozen other mem.
BERG, headed by the Opera House band,
marched from their hall on the South
Side to the Baltimore & Ohio depot yes.
to-day with colors flying, and took the
$3.50 train for Columbus, Ohio, where
they participated yesterday in the OPEN
ing Of the Central Ohio; Saengerfest. The
fest will close this evening, and DO fol.
lowed by q great outdoor, commerce. To-
morrow there will be a grand parade and
picnic. Several friends Of the Arion will
% out to-day. LiS.ll 8. - y 7. 80 q
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Fought with Disl,os,

John Jones and George Stewart, two
colored walters at the Mcclure House, got
into fight yesterday, and Stewart waa
ahockingly cut up with broken dishes.
Jones was also somewhat bruised and cut,
but not SO badly as : Stewart, who was
scarcely recognizable for the blood. A
big crowd Hoon gathered in the alley and
street ct the corner Of the hotel. Officer
Shorts went In and arrested ] ones. Up
to midnight Stewart had not been caught,
but Shorts was confident Of securing him.
The affair created unusual excitement in
The vicinity, s
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Martins Ferry,

v = N ~ as r.. 4 b u. .
70 Portland yesterday. = ~ s'Ae wv wv
Ihe ;E!na nine Yesterday defeated the Orchard
Nsy: Samuel Boyd Will preach In Tho pfesby,e.
ran pulpit to morrow morning. 4 ~ -,
officer smi h yesterday a,re.tca 49,, go.
Williams for stealing bali Iom Xxi. Honvcr ca =
h n, ne viii have hearing to-day. :
g. Ms; Louisa speer, Of Washington, b. q neo
sitone o. tAls city. 10 dangerously III der death
VIZ 1;oHfy q pecscd Her mother LETT Thurlday
,1ae pump at the lower cud OF Second street was
,,tos fesaelasy afternoon and scarcely Eve min.
lug on The handle = - - ' o"tus
rin,5yn you want a good. cool drink, call at John
tnny t9nth end Of Second street, and tryen
P po,.ae o. milwaukee, or Cincinnati export, aud
aisS I'M lager beer In bottles or ca draught;
s.sIc sIai celebrated Kennel pale and dark
any part Of the city. M t'co y, -
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EIlley.Silat1er.

Intelligence has boon received here OF
the marriage at Pittsburgh Of Miss Carrie
B. Sha1er, the charming assistant libra.
rian ut the city library, and daughter Of
Mr.. Wflliam Shafer, a well-known mem
Der Of the Board Of Education, to Mr.. Al
bert e. Wiley book agent who has
been canvasaing here several weeks. The
couple were made one at the Hotel Du-
quesue, Pittsburgh, Tuesday evening, by
Rev. Mr.. Milligau, q U. P. Minister The
affair was carried out in saoret, owing to
fear Of opposition from Miss Skaters
parents. They, however, accepted the in
evitabie gracefully. l'gtsr. .s.is
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GETTING Down TO ), j. BUSINESS. \
wheeling Wins with Kimber In tho Box-

J = ID.
Wheeling Wins with ISimbsr In tho Box--
X, Everybody Makes Huns.
The fatal spell Inns ut last been broken
and the Wheeling Ball Club has managed
to win game on this trip without Dunn
being in the box. This feat was accom-.
pllshed at Akron yesterday. Kimbsr was
in tho box. and his strong delivery and
tho terrific batting OF the team gave tho
Akron boys an almost continual attack
Of the horrors. 1t Is reported that
on Thursday evening while the Wheel.
Ing boys were loaded down with thick
coating OF sad.eyed defeat, that they col.
EMMY renewed their allegiance 10 the
Ancient Ordor OF Sluggere. The base bit
column and the score would Indicate the
truth Of this rumor. The boys atarted to
score at ouch lively rate at the very ont.
set yesterday, that they could not well
have beaten Themselves had they wanted
To- as 1t Ia alleged they have done
whenever any pitcher but Dunn has been
In the box. S'Ea ,s.a.. Il
When tho news was received that
Akron had been downed by a score OF 20
to there were many who could scarcely
believe 1t. It Ia Dunn'a turn 10 pitch to.
day, and he 10 able to hold the Akron
team down II he will, and his support Ia
good. Irwin will probably pitch for
Akron, and the game will in TINT case BIO
a close and intereating one. a
President Seeley was seen last night and
asked what be had to say about the clubs
record and tha ta1k n haa crnatad n.
said: " have nothing to cay at this time,
except to ask OF the people, through you,
that they suspend their judgment Of tho
situation for a day or two. We propose
to get TO tho bottom Of this matter, and
investigate all the rumors, and after that
s done there will be come people who
have been talking, crawling in their holes
or else some members will DO crawlin,
ont OF the team. We want to iurnisi
honeat ball and propose to do 1t, but thu
kicking OF cheap gamblers will have n,
effect on whatever we do" .'s@7.
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Specia! Dispatch TO The ln.el!i1encer.
SANpusKr, O., July Columbus was
outplayed both ct the bat and in the field
to-day, Ssndusky winning in canter
The batting on both sides was terrific.
Keogan was very wild and hit six men
The game w.s close and exciting one till
in the eighth inning when sandusky
made eight runs. Score:
1nnings.....-.."........l 2345 67S}9
sandusEy.................... IA 0 0 1 o. 5 OIL;
iCo!umbus.............-0 l so o l S OIL!
Batterles-C Columbus, Keogan and Null
ton; ssndusky, schell and Chrismsn
Base hits-Ssndusky II; Columbus IL
Errors-sanduaky 5; Columbus 6. Home
runE-Strothere, Bader and Mutton. Trip.
les-Curry, Routcliff, Higgins and
Schwartz. Doubles-strothera Chris,nan,
McVey aud Kingsley. Struck out.-By
schell 8; by keoyan 3. Bases on balls
OF schell q; off Keogan s.. Umpire
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g A Wheeling Stray,

The Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph says !:
Harry Henke, q 12.year-old boy, is run.
ming around Penn avenue and Twenty
filth street in search Of bis parents, who
left for Wheeling, WA, yesterday with
out taking him along. George Vogel OPP
pliad to the Humane Society yesterday TO
take charge OF the boy, and the officials
will Institute inquiries in Wheeling to End
the parents and have them take him
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Theriver continued 10 rise slowly yes.
terday until there was d depth in the
channel of 1 feet 8 inches, when It AGAIN
became stationary. The Telegram on this
stage Of water was enabled to come up in
the Darlington trade and relieve the Hale
Monteith, which has been running ia her
place. The Courier is this mornings
Parkeraburg packet. s5f ( ,Sy5.',1 :
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Tha Sctnnf In, branfin.

The special committee appointed by the
Board of Education to Investigate the
Richie district scandal and report az to
which Of the two lists OF teachers submit.
ted for confirmation should be accepted,
met again last evening with closed doors.
Dr.. McCoy was the only witness examined.
The case is attracting considerable atten-
ton, and the outcome is awaited with in
tayaat aa- r.TH'. Ii! 5l.rtEaSl rs E VS.. --.F
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Alleged Thief Arrested.

Constable Dick Bird yesterday weni
down TO Bsnwood and arrested Frank
Parini, OF Italian, on n warrant issued by
Squire Phillips, PERRIN was brought ia
the city in handouts and lodged In the
county jail. He Ia charged with stealing
q watch last Sunday evening from Anton 4
Messini, son Of Louis, who keeps the
boarding house on the corner Of Twelfth
and Water HtreetH. -, : ~ N 20
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l.Iectel Secretary

. Mr.. B, Il. :Bssrd q valuable attachs Of
( the insurance Office Of Mr.. Alfred PAUL,
! has been elected Secretary Of the Ameri.
can insurance Company,avica Mr.. P.gB!
| Dobblns, who resigned to become Cashier
/. Of the new Dollar Savings Bank. The sc.
lection is considered by insurance men q
very advantageous ono Tor the company.
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Death Of Mr.. A. J..Ada.im,,.s. ;.

= Mr.. Andrew Jackson Adams, for yegrt
8 resident Of this city, but OF late living on
a farm on Glenn's Run, died yesterday at
his home after IN illnesa of aoms durs.
ton. His death was not unexpected,
butwill cause general regret among hia
numerous friends. He was a brother OF
the late a. u. Adams, OF this city, and a
brothe:.in;law Of Mrs. w. H. Davis. MI
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To Tax Foreigners.

az John "A. Howard, Private Secretary 70
Governor Wilson, and Thomas Irwin, Of
Martins Ferry, late President Of tho
iburgh Thuraday. Mr. Irwin stated to
Dispatch reporter that in the future the
Flint Wolkers' Association, would levy a
tax Of 800 onall foreigners coming to this
country to work at the trade. u b IS
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IN St Ulnirsvillo.

z me leading Republicans Of this village who d,5
nos hl'end the Toledo Convention, were immenss.
" pleased BY thework Of the convention. Az Inv
bs e!rost 70 man warm supporters Of Sherman
strange ph5 sociological freak Is takiur ii ~ J.,
ne person Of james Green coored az .iu III
sn,er 81 mis- town. Several days ago Mr., Greep
tfSSoYe.sd Lom an attack OF typhoid ieyof. and
chn Ss mat nme tho skin Of hi, head iog.nery
until now almost tho entire head /, verv re wn1s
S sns, Wae. What will be The result OF this I'm:
tsua l1sas Of nature, time alone can tel, - u
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Matters Q, Minor NIoment In aud About

a L. W
Matters OF Minor Moment In aud About
the CITY.
One marrisgs license was issued yesssr-
day.
LABOR demonstration on the State Fair
Grounds to-day. .'5.
THERE was only ono case, plain drunk,
in the police court yesterday morning.
OrRN AIR services will be conducted by
the Y. NJ. GA. at the Filth ward market
house at 6:l5 o'clock Sunday evening.
Pant Of the factory Of the Benwood iron
works reeumed yesterday. About all tho
machines cutting hot plate ore running.
Youse MEMS meetings will be held at
tho Y. NJ. q. A. building ut s o'clock this
evening and 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon.
& GRAPES have been added to the small
fruits on the CONFECTIONERY stands. Elder
berries have also begun to appear in mar.
ket. = .g55si 9. Z. Ne ri
TIE last will and testament Of Harriet
Van Antwerp Brentiinger WAS Yesterday
admitted to probate and ordered to be re-.
corded. 4. IL Z "
OFFICER WIsr last night arrested ono
man for disorderly. conduct in Market
street saloon, and two others for intesies-
ing with IN officer in tho diHcharSe OF his
I duty. .55r.i Z. y I u. 81 ..5:
WALLACE WATT and Dan Tsuxell, OF the
: Eighth ward, caught q 49.pound cat fab
down the river. August Hanke and Harry
I Watt rowed a skif race for the fiah, which
Hanke won. y 4.
A SEWER leading from the old Coust
Houae and the county jnil into the main
/. on Chapliae street became stopped mp and
h was flooding cellars III the vicinity. 1t
was opened yesterday.
THE Council Committee on Claims met
/, last evening, bu. did 10 business OF. any
4 Importance. The threatened suit to be
brought against the city by the heirs Of
I James Carney for $500 was DISCUSSED and
! an Investigation OF the facts Htarted. 5,H55
IN addition to the two cases OF pros.ra.
ton by the heat on Thursday, which we're
I chronicled yesterday, there was a third
/: case on the leland, Mr.. Reed, ithe Zaue
street baker, being overcome while in the
bake house. A phyalcian was summoned
and no was quickly relieved. 4,.
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AT Brooklyn Cincinnati assisted the
home team very materially to score its
fourth successive defeat. Score: Cincin.
matt, s; Brooklyn, 6. Hits-Brooklyn, 8;
Cincinnati, II. Errors-Brooklyn, l; Gin
cinnati, 81 Pltcbers-Tersy and Smith.
At Staten Island the game was closely
contested and many good plays were
made. The Nets won again by score OF
4 to 8. Hi,s-Mets, l5; Cleveland, 6,
Errors-Mets, l; Cleveland, s.. Pitchers-
Lynch and Daily. 5'.s Pal a.,
At Baltimore heavy rain storm made
the grounds wet aud the ball slippery and
IN consequence the game was an actual
comedy Of errors. The Apachea again did
the Orioles up, this time by score Of u
too. Hits-Ss. Louis. IS; Baltimore, II;
Er.ors-St. Louis, Il; Baltimore, 6. Pitch.
ers--Foutz and knoufl.
At Philsdelphis' the Bourbon yes
6elded like lot Of amateurs aud virtual
" presented the game to the Hod.carriers
by q score Of I to 10. Hita-Athletica, 12;
Louisville, 49, Errors Athletics, S; Louis.
vile, IL; Pitchers Seward and Ramsey,
At New York tho home team lost the
game in the first inning, when Detroit
was allowed to scoro FIVE .unearned runs
by good batting after the side should have
been out. score-Detroit, S; New York,
5. ,Hits-Detroit, Is; New York, 10. Err
rors--Detroit, l New York, s. Pitchers
Getzein and George. 6a}s.t.s'f}}
At Chicago the home team had things
all her own way and the Bean.eaters
never had chance. Score-Chicago, IL;
Boston, s.. Earned runs-Ohicago, s:
Boston 2. Hits-Ohicago, .16; Boston, II.
Errors-C hicsgo, 4 Boston, I. - 4 q
At Indianapolis the Senators turned the
tables and beat the home team by score
Of % to 6 in seven innings. Fast was
knocked out In & tho first inning:
McGeachy replaced him and was equally
Intellectual. The game was called at the
end OF the seventh, by mutual agreement.
owing to the extreme hest c, Day pitch.
ed for Washington. Errors-W ashinpton.
9; Indianapolis, y. Hita-Wa shington,
81 Indianapolis, 10. s'{l35 s, 81
At Pittsburgh The game was the most
hotly, contacted ever seen there. Il re-
CURED fourteen innings to eettle that Phil.
adelphia was the winner. Score 8 to ..
Observation-Disclosures, l. Errors-Pitts.
bnrsh, I 5 !; Philadelphia, l.: Hits-pitts.
bursh, ID; Y Philadelphia, ! 7. Pitchers@
and Mccormick.
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Cald.oell, O., July 81, .@. !
The Psnnsylyaala Veterans.

.ueKesspor!, Pa, Times.
A number Of old veterans and Grand
Army men Of this place, sro preparing to
attend the Reunion of the Army Of West
Virginia at Whesline, August 81, 90 and
%. Among those who contemplate at
tending are Samuel Collins. William @.
Means, J. A. Mellinger, Jacob Bestwick,
Captain Crawford, R. J. May, s. G. Coyle,
Thomas Tilbrook, T. J. Gist and others.
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f.
W. Il. Gillespie writes from sistersville
that Ringsold Post is aourishing; that
they expect grand tins at their picnic
to-day. III d. 81 r. :
Caldwell Poat No. q at Moundsville,
held an enthusiastic meeting last night,
and six more Of the old comrades were re.
obligated. a hall was rented, and the
Post Beems to have settled down to busi-
nesa. Tbs Post will number fifty men,
beers in month from this time, and they
will attend the Big Reunion aB o Post.
George W. Graham, Adjutant Of q. s.
Grant Post No. 2. OF Harper's Ferry,
writes: "We hGda successful reunion on
the 29d with the, shsrpsburg Post, Artie-
tam No. n, Department Of Maryland, and
our prospectH as q post Tor the future are
very much brighter" The comrades OF
Post No. 2 have had a hard time, as many
circumstances seemed to combine against
them, but now, no doubt, they will be all
right, A Ladiea' Relief Corps and a camp
Of the Sons Of Veterans will be organized
there in the near future, 3s '.'Tsss.